Andrew Perry Sports Massage Therapy

Andrew Perry Sports Massage Therapy Multi-Award Winning & CNHC registered Soft Tissue and Manual Lymphatic Drainage/ Scar Therapist in Shrewsbury.
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This week I am closed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as I am off to the NEC in Birmingham for this years Therapy Expo...
22/11/2025

This week I am closed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as I am off to the NEC in Birmingham for this years Therapy Expo.

If you call or message me on these days, I will get back to you but please be aware that it might not be straight away.

I will be open again next Saturday as usual.

Have a great week! 😀

Andrew x

One thing that I often used to say to my daughter was “If you’re the cleverest person in the room; you’re in the wrong r...
20/11/2025

One thing that I often used to say to my daughter was “If you’re the cleverest person in the room; you’re in the wrong room”. Last Saturday I was definitely in the right room.

The HLP Therapy Scar Symposium was an inspiring and informative event full of interesting and brilliant people who are all engaged in helping others on a daily basis.

Thank you very much Hannah for organising such a fantastic event. Please put my name down for the next Scar Symposium. I will be there absorbing everyone else’s brilliance in the hopes that some of it sticks.

Andrew x

Every year I get asked by one or two people about gift vouchers. Because demand is usually small I don’t do them.However...
18/11/2025

Every year I get asked by one or two people about gift vouchers. Because demand is usually small I don’t do them.

However, generic gift vouchers are available from The Natural Health Centre which can be used for treatments with myself or any of the other therapists who work here.

For more information or if you wish to purchase gift vouchers; either drop into our reception here in Radbrook Green (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm) or call 01743 248878.

Happy gifting! 🎄

Andrew x

Following a fantastic day on Saturday at the HLP Therapy Scar Symposium, I am now looking forward to the next highlight ...
17/11/2025

Following a fantastic day on Saturday at the HLP Therapy Scar Symposium, I am now looking forward to the next highlight of the year; Therapy Expo.

My badge has arrived and over the coming days I will be finalising my schedule for the two days.

Andrew x

Today I am at the HLP Therapy Scar Symposium at the NEC. I have been thoroughly enjoying listening to the seminars, bump...
15/11/2025

Today I am at the HLP Therapy Scar Symposium at the NEC.

I have been thoroughly enjoying listening to the seminars, bumping into old friends and meeting new people as well as a few people I have been stalking online but hadn’t previously actually met.

I am now sitting comfortably following lunch and ready for a full afternoon 😀

Andrew x

I have been looking forward to the next couple of weeks all year! Two weeks today I will be attending Therapy Expo 2025 ...
12/11/2025

I have been looking forward to the next couple of weeks all year! Two weeks today I will be attending Therapy Expo 2025 at the NEC for two days of seminars, demonstrations and networking. But before that; On Saturday I am attending the inaugural HLP Therapy Scar Symposium, also at the NEC. Thanks to the amazing Hannah Poulton; there will approximately 175 delegates attending seminar and workshops plus an exciting line up of exhibitors.

As a therapist, I am committed to continual development in order to remain current in terms of the latest evidence based practice so that I can continue to provide the best service that I can.

Andrew x

I will be closed next Saturday as I will be attending the inaugural hlp therapy Scar Symposium at Birmingham NEC.Andrew ...
09/11/2025

I will be closed next Saturday as I will be attending the inaugural hlp therapy Scar Symposium at Birmingham NEC.

Andrew x

Today is Scar Appreciation Day.At the beginning of September I was privileged to get the opportunity to meet and treat a...
22/10/2025

Today is Scar Appreciation Day.

At the beginning of September I was privileged to get the opportunity to meet and treat a lovely group of people through the burns survivor support group; Dans Fund.

The people I met had one thing in common; something had happened to them that had changed the course of their lives forever. Some suffered burns through accidents but several were harmed through the devastating and violent actions of others.

The major thing that inspired me was nobody seemed to be wasting time or effort on hating or seeking revenge on the perpetrators of their injuries. Instead, they focused their energies on healing and getting their lives on track; building a stronger future for themselves.

We often refer to people who have suffered terrible injuries or illnesses as brave. Simply suffering life changing injuries or disease is not brave because bravery is a choice. The people I met were brave not because they had suffered but because of the fortitude and dignity with which they had faced their challenges.

True character comes not from the things that have happened to us, but from the way in which we have handled those situations.

Andrew x

Only one month to go before the inaugural HLP Therapy Scar Symposium at The NEC Birmingham.I have already watched the pr...
15/10/2025

Only one month to go before the inaugural HLP Therapy Scar Symposium at The NEC Birmingham.

I have already watched the pre-recorded materials which were all very informative. I am looking forward to an exciting line up of speakers, workshops and exhibitors as well as seeing some old friends and hopefully making some new acquaintances.

Andrew x

Recently, a regular client came to see me for his usual lower back treatment. On this occasion however, he also asked me...
10/10/2025

Recently, a regular client came to see me for his usual lower back treatment. On this occasion however, he also asked me to take a look at his shoulder.

He reported that one day, whilst getting dressed, he felt “something go” in his upper arm/shoulder. Over the coming days the usual pattern emerged of gradual stiffening and increasing pain in the shoulder joint.

By the time he arrived in my clinic, he had a very limited range of motion and an ever present niggling pain.

I wasted no time in whipping out my new ultrasound machine and getting to work on the shoulder.

Afterwards, he admitted that he was sceptical that anything was happening during his treatment until I invited him to move his arm. He was pleasantly surprised to find that the pain was virtually nonexistent and that mobility to the stiffened shoulder had returned.

Do you have an injury, new or old, that is holding you back from doing the things you want to do? Book a consultation now to begin your recovery.

Andrew x

Another fantastic review for which I am truly grateful.Many of my clients come to see me for very personal or sensitive ...
08/10/2025

Another fantastic review for which I am truly grateful.

Many of my clients come to see me for very personal or sensitive reasons and because of this, I do not solicit reviews. I feel that in asking for a review I am putting them in a position where I asking them to compromise their confidentiality.

It is therefore especially gratifying when clients take the time to write such wonderful and kind words. I am also comforted by the knowledge that, should my massage career ever come to an end, a future in standup comedy awaits me.

Andrew x

I am constantly striving to improve my therapeutic skills and widen the treatment options available to me. Those who reg...
04/10/2025

I am constantly striving to improve my therapeutic skills and widen the treatment options available to me. Those who regularly read my posts (does anyone actually read my posts?) will know that I have recently added therapeutic ultrasound to my armamentarium. But why, with such a wide range of options available to me, did I choose ultrasound? Well the answer to that is simple; it’s because I fell down the stairs.

Several years ago, one Saturday evening (No! I was completely sober!) I fell down the stairs and, in an attempt to arrest my fall, I reached out and grabbed the bannister. This resulted in a small tear to the long head of biceps on my right arm. Over the coming 24 hours the pain built and my shoulder stiffened, becoming increasingly less mobile. For several weeks I struggled to use the arm but eventually it freed up enough to use it carefully. I continued to adapt every day tasks to avoid using the arm because of the continued pain.

After about nine months I finally got my NHS physio appointment in which I was given ultrasound treatment. Instantly the pain had gone away and I could begin to use my arm normally again.

This is why, when weighing up the options for additional methodologies, I chose ultrasound. Because I would like to help my clients in the way that I was helped… but without the nine month wait.

Andrew x

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